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Take control of your life - no more
waiting for the council to do those home improvements you've
been waiting for. You become free to do what you like
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Pay up to £38,000 less than the
property is worth! One of the best financial opportunities
you're likely to be handed.
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Own an asset that will almost
certainly grow in value
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Stop wasting money on rent - a
mortgage on a discounted property may not cost you nearly as
much as you think (let us show you how a mortgage would
compare to your current rent)
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If you dream of owning your home then Solution Loans can help
turn your dream into reality. In just a couple of months you
could be the owner of your own home.
You may be frustrated that you can't get your landlord to make
the improvements you want done to your property. You may be fed up
with paying rent and having no stake in the ownership of your house.
And if you thought you had to be a
Council tenant to benefit from right to buy, think again! You may
also be able to benefit if you are a Housing Association
tenant.
The scheme has been running 20 years and while successive
governments have diluted it it is still possible to get
discounts on property values of up to £38,000
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Why you should
consider buying now
The Right to Buy was
introduced in 1980 as a means to extend home ownership amongst those
who had traditionally rented. The scheme allows tenants to buy their
home at a discount to the full market value.
Around
60,000 properties are purchased via the Right to Buy scheme every
year. Since 1980 more than 2 million properties have been sold
to the occupiers.
However, over the
years the Government has diluted the scheme and there is every
chance that they could do this further in the future.
As it stands you can
still benefit significantly from the scheme (discounts of up to
£38,000 are still available), but
it make sense to act now and to examine your
own right to buy.
No one can predict the Government's next move. We will help you look
at your finances and calculate the benefits of repaying a mortgage
rather than paying rent.
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